Hello folks. The German Bundesliga kicked of a few days ago and these are great news. Having said
that, I understand the attempt to get back to our normal lives as soon as possible and I hope this is the
right thing to do without risking a second burst of the Corona Virus. Fingers crossed that all people in the
world stay safe. After 8 games played in Bundesliga, here is the story so far.
that, I understand the attempt to get back to our normal lives as soon as possible and I hope this is the
right thing to do without risking a second burst of the Corona Virus. Fingers crossed that all people in the
world stay safe. After 8 games played in Bundesliga, here is the story so far.
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The results pretty much shows that the league has not resumed but just started. There are many
reasons behind this:
a) Playing without spectators is a factor which is neutralising any home teams' advantage.
b) After a two months ''break'', there's no current form data. This is a virtual factor.
c) The Corona virus matter, may have an unpredictable effect in players' psychology and as an extend to their performance.
It fees like a start of the league with usual ''unexpected'' surprises, but until the Corona issue is dealt and
done, I will look all games from now on like a tournament which takes place on a neutral ground. I suggest guys to take it easy and give time to build some current form statistics over the next 3-4 fixtures
before start seriously betting.
Werder Bremen vs Bayer Leverkusen. It's a relief for Bayern to visit Bremen today in a stadium
without spectators as the H2H history is not favouring them so far. Having said that, their ''cannon'' Kevin Voland is sidelined from today's game. Can Bayern take advantage of Leipzig's flop and close the gap to just 1 point?
Werder Bremen in the other hand have their own little troubles. Augistinsson, Toprak, Mohwald,
Klaassen, Fullkrug and the veteran Pizarro will be absent from today's clash. To be fair, only the
highlighted players are considered significant absences and in my view, it ''balances'' with the absence of Kevin Voland.
I estimate this game to finish between 4-6 goals. I give an edge to Bayern Leverkusen but I would not rule out the surprise with scores 2-3, 3-3 & 3-2.
Best of Luck and always bet responsibly!
reasons behind this:
a) Playing without spectators is a factor which is neutralising any home teams' advantage.
b) After a two months ''break'', there's no current form data. This is a virtual factor.
c) The Corona virus matter, may have an unpredictable effect in players' psychology and as an extend to their performance.
It fees like a start of the league with usual ''unexpected'' surprises, but until the Corona issue is dealt and
done, I will look all games from now on like a tournament which takes place on a neutral ground. I suggest guys to take it easy and give time to build some current form statistics over the next 3-4 fixtures
before start seriously betting.
Werder Bremen vs Bayer Leverkusen. It's a relief for Bayern to visit Bremen today in a stadium
without spectators as the H2H history is not favouring them so far. Having said that, their ''cannon'' Kevin Voland is sidelined from today's game. Can Bayern take advantage of Leipzig's flop and close the gap to just 1 point?
Werder Bremen in the other hand have their own little troubles. Augistinsson, Toprak, Mohwald,
Klaassen, Fullkrug and the veteran Pizarro will be absent from today's clash. To be fair, only the
highlighted players are considered significant absences and in my view, it ''balances'' with the absence of Kevin Voland.
I estimate this game to finish between 4-6 goals. I give an edge to Bayern Leverkusen but I would not rule out the surprise with scores 2-3, 3-3 & 3-2.
Best of Luck and always bet responsibly!
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